chutney in Greek
chutney in Greek is τσάτνεϊ — chutney means a spicy or tangy condiment, typically made from fruit or vegetables, originating in South Asian cuisine.
chutney in Greek
τσάτνεϊ
Pronounced: tsatnei
A sweet or savory but usually spicy condiment, originally from eastern India, made from a variety of fruits and/or vegetables, often containing significant amounts of fresh green or dried red chili peppers. [from 1813]
What does "chutney" mean?
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noun A spicy or tangy condiment, typically made from fruit or vegetables, originating in South Asian cuisine.
"She served the samosas with mango chutney."
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chutney in a sentence
- She served the samosas with mango chutney.
- Grandad makes his own tomato chutney every autumn.
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What is "chutney" in Greek?
"chutney" in Greek is τσάτνεϊ. chutney means: A spicy or tangy condiment, typically made from fruit or vegetables, originating in South Asian cuisine.
How do you pronounce τσάτνεϊ?
"chutney" in Greek is τσάτνεϊ, pronounced "tsatnei".
How do you use "chutney" in a sentence?
Example: "She served the samosas with mango chutney." In Greek, "chutney" is τσάτνεϊ.
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